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What are you doing this weekend?
In Twitter fashion, tell us what you are doing this weekend.
I am off to the airport to collect Donna. Nothing else planned except watching the motor racing and maybe weeding the onions and garlic.
I am off to the airport to collect Donna. Nothing else planned except watching the motor racing and maybe weeding the onions and garlic.
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Permalink Reply by Graeme @ BGS on -
Rebuilding our unmade road and the first of many lorry loads have just turned up! No time for a cuppa!
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Permalink Reply by The Perfumed Garden on -
Starting to build the frame work for The Healing Garden structures if the weather holds up. Should have started it weeks ago!
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Permalink Reply by Simon Knops on -
Raining heavily - so a chance to have a lie in. Couple of quotes to get done then off with the family to take new dog for a muddy walk. Meeting with client tomorrow to discuss non- ericaceous planting .....but no heavy work - might lift a wine glass or two though!
Enjoy the racing
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Permalink Reply by Shadow Jewers-Hall on -
I have got roughly 300 plants to pot on, a workshop to reorganise and maybe a carboot to attend.
Good luck with your road BGS and your structures The perfumed garden.
Shadow
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Permalink Reply by dgeorgea on -
do some back up research to finish a match funding bid, newsletter, get the oil burner going and a long relaxing lie in the bath to ease the muscles.
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Garner on -
watching mad rainfall out of the window with a cup of tea. I am not going to feel guilty about being unable to work in this
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Permalink Reply by pete on -
Just finished an e-mail to an upset customer whose tomato rigging I'd taken down and rebuilt - yes I know, tricky one, I could explain .... Wishing I'd transplanted the rest of those tagettes yeterday before this rain. Trying to sort out a new grass box for our new mower that a (lady) customer reversed over on Thursday (my fault again although I had put it on the flower border) Cranks nut-roast burgers - and the first beans from the allotment for tea. Treat myself to (some of) a bottle of black sambuca.
On Sunday continue clearing a four acre car park that a very nice man has found for us in Redditch - anyone tried navigating Redditch? (rhetorical) - at last a chance to really test Pro-Gard's recommended 345RX brushcutter, it didn't come with a clearing saw blade, but I've got one now - can't wait.
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Permalink Reply by Vanessa Langford on -
Hello,
Today I've been busy getting my Plant stall looking nice as I've been invited to sell plants at the NGS charity Open Gardens in Stapleford,Near Cambridge tomorrow afternoon. I'm very excited as it's the first event with my plant stall :o) Lots of lovley perennials and Annuals. Just finished the last label and am now enjoying a nice cup of tea and a sit down!
Have a nice weekend everyone.
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Fereday on -
Mucked out the rabbits, potted up some lupins and heading out to a friend's allotment tomorrow to help him dig up some fruit trees and transport them back home. Could really do with potting on some rudbeckias & echinaceas, so may do that later tonight.
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Permalink Reply by Graeme @ BGS on
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Finished the resurfacing of the road. Dads taxi service for youngest daughter, brought in late lunch, painted the kitchen and walked the dogs. And they call weekends restful!
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Permalink Reply by Pro Gard on -
Ive done two Joyless mundane hedge cutting jobs in the rain and a load of paperwork oh and poped into the builders merchant.
Tommorow looks like paperwork again, also five chainsaw chains to sharpen and 3 sets of hedge trimmer blades to do.
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Permalink Reply by Susan Walter on -
We've just bought a potager / verger (basically like a large allotment, with 35 mature fruit trees and a large vegetable plot), so off to Gamm Vert to buy up the last of their veggie seedlings and some seeds. It rained all today, which is good for the seeds we planted the day before, but it's interesting to see how quickly the ground goes from dust to astonishingly sticky. Also a bit worried about how rain at this stage might affect our cherries.
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